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Organ harvest from mishaps can help transplants The Free Library, Monday, September 06, 2010

If even 10 per cent of the organs were harvested from the thousands of road fatalities in Andhra Pradesh. some 15,000 people needing organ transplantations could be saved every year. Special chief secretary (health and family welfare) J Satyanarayana says this can be achieved only by spreading awareness about organ donation Organ donation. And this can mainly be done by private hospitals and NGOs.

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Workshop held for transplant coordinators The Hindu, Monday, August 23, 2010

A workshop to upgrade skills of transplant coordinators while handling sensitive issues related to organ transplantation was organised by Mohan Foundation on Friday.

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Milestone for MOHAN Foundation The Hindu, Saturday, July 03, 2010

In a few days from now, duo K. Raghuram and Lalitha Raghuram of Mohan Foundation, will reach a milestone of facilitating 500 organ transplants from 92 donors.

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Brain-dead girl's organs give fresh lease of life to woman The Times of India, Friday, July 02, 2010

Jubilee Hills resident A Lakshmipathi turned his moment of grief into happiness for two families on Thursday. He donated his two-year-old brain-dead daughter Jyothirmai's kidneys to a 45-year-old woman, who was on dialysis. The toddler's eyes were donated to L V Prasad Eye Institute.

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Public willing to donate organs: survey The Hindu, Thursday, July 01, 2010

An online survey conducted by Multi-Organ Harvesting Aid Network (Mohan) Foundation has thrown up some interesting aspects related to general opinion among public about organ donation. The survey, in which close to 2,200 persons, mostly between 20 to 40 years of age, participated, states that 89 per cent of the respondents were willing to donate organs in case of death.

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Accident victim gives life to 5 Deccan Chronicle, Thursday, June 24, 2010

The organs of a Kurnool-based school assistant who died in a mishap has given new life to five people who received her liver, kidneys and eyes. The victim, Pooja Vijaya Gowri, was the wife of Mr P. Chalam, deputy superintendent of police at the Kurnool Police Training Centre.

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Brain dead woman gives new lease of life to 7 Times of India., Wednesday, May 12, 2010

On Saturday morning, Bandlaguda resident P Ramesh Reddy changed his moment of grief into happiness for seven needy families. He donated his 53-year-old brain dead mother Indira Reddy's liver, heart valves, kidneys and eyes. Of the seven recipients of her organs, two were battling with renal failure and liver cirrhosis.

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Gifting a new lease of life The Hindu, Monday, March 15, 2010

Death was within staring distance for V. Kusuma Kumari when her daughter B. Rajeswari took a brave decision.

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City hospitals likely to form network for organ donation Times Of India, Monday, March 15, 2010

Jaipur: A person declared 'brain dead' can help save the lives of many other patients who are unable to undergo a much-needed transplant in the absence of a donor. Efforts are now being made in the city to establish a network of hospitals to enable voluntary cadaver donations.

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Workshop on organ donation The Hindu, Tuesday, March 02, 2010

The city-based Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network (MOHAN) Foundation is organising one-week training programme in Grief Counselling and Organ Donation from Monday, a press release from Foundation CEO, K. Raghuram said.

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